Sentence examples for magistrate through from inspiring English sources

The project — started under reforms in the Constitution unveiled in August — will use videoconferencing technology for litigants or advocates to appear before a judge or magistrate through a live video session.

While Hogarth's Progresses are still theatrical - telling Moll's story, for example, through a sequence of "dramatic" moments, such as her seduction by the bawd, Mother Needham; the crash of the table when her sponsor discovers her infidelity; the tiptoeing of the magistrate through the door - their suggestive use of detail and complex creation of character also link them to the emerging novel.

Using a diagram of the bedroom, the prosecutor, Gerrie Nel, asked Detective Botha to walk Magistrate Nair through the crime scene.

At Wittenberg in January 1522, the magistrates carried through practical reforms stemming in part from Luther's ideas and Carlstadt's initiative.

The public entered to watch the magistrates grind through formalities: one charge of malicious injury to a police uniform, three charges of assault, four of offensive behaviour, five of failure to observe a direction, nine of resisting arrest, 10 of unseemly words, 18 of hindering police and 19 of unlawful procession.

Although Godding's sources believed that Mered had "corrupt relationships" with Sudanese authorities, he figured that the N.C.A. and the Palermo magistrate could work through "trusted partners" within the regime.

Asked who he thought was the best of them all – the sort of question he dreads – he lowered his eyes as if called before a magistrate and stumbled through a short list that came immediately to mind.

This means that, with minor and severely confined exceptions, inferentially a part of the Amendment, every search and seizure is unreasonable when made without a magistrate's authority expressed through a validly issued warrant.

He had learned of these dealings through a magistrate friend (possibly William Coddington) who secretly transcribed some of these proceedings and gave them to him.

Todd B. Stone, Finkbeiner's attorney, said in an interview that his client had filed charges against Hudson through a magistrate, but declined to discuss them until they are served on her.

Judge Metzner, with the assistance of Magistrate Sinclair, supervised extensive discovery through most of 1978.